Please list Healing Amp and Incite on the Character Sheet - Stat tab

[Carpone]

Simple request for Turbine developers:

Please add display information for current Healing Amplification and Incite to the Character Sheet - Stat tab, similar to what you provide for Fortification:

[Qezuzu]

Also include spell pen and DC's by school. Perhaps on the spell tab.

[Razcar]

There are many stats I would like to add to that. The character sheet is very lacking and there's many values missing. As these stats are obviously in the game they should be shown.



Examples (edit - a couple have been mentioned above already):

• Movement Rate
• Spell DC for all schools
• Spell Penetration
• XP Bonus
• Loot bonus
• Special Melee attack DC (trip, sunder etc)
• Healing Amplification
• Melee Threat
• Spell Threat
• Glancing Blow damage
• Glancing Blow special attack percentage
• Spell cost discounts
• HP regeneration
• SP regeneration
• Double Strike chance
• Special class bonuses, such as Favored Enemy attack/damage bonus, Bard song duration, Rage duration, etc.
• And I'm sure many more I can't think about now

If the reason these are not shown is "clutter" (a.k.a. "we think our players are stupid"), then make an "Advanced" tab for them. Really, there is no excuse for not showing these stats. It is D&D, devs. We like stats.

[Syllph]

Really, there is no excuse for not showing these stats. It is D&D, devs. We like stats.

I have to agree. I don't mind seeing bunches and bunches of stats. In fact, i quite like it. I was also that guy in pnp with three pages of my character sheet.

[TempestAlphaOmega]

Yes please!

There are many stats I would like to add to that. The character sheet is very lacking and there's many values missing. As these stats are obviously in the game they should be shown.


Examples (edit - a couple have been mentioned above already):

• Movement Rate
• Spell DC for all schools
• Spell Penetration
• XP Bonus
• Loot bonus
• Special Melee attack DC (trip, sunder etc)
• Healing Amplification
• Melee Threat
• Spell Threat
• Glancing Blow damage
• Glancing Blow special attack percentage
• Spell cost discounts
• HP regeneration
• SP regeneration
• Double Strike chance
• Special class bonuses, such as Favored Enemy attack/damage bonus, Bard song duration, Rage duration, etc.
• And I'm sure many more I can't think about know

If the reason these are not shown is "clutter" (a.k.a. "we think our players are stupid"), then make an "Advanced" tab for them. Really, there is no excuse for not showing these stats. It is D&D, devs. We like stats.

I have to agree. I don't mind seeing bunches and bunches of stats. In fact, i quite like it. I was also that guy in pnp with three pages of my character sheet.

Three pages? Unless you have to have it bound (softcover is acceptable) you still don't have enough......

[Gkar]

Three pages? Unless you have to have it bound (softcover is acceptable) you still don't have enough......

I was thinking the same thing. Back in AD&D 2 pages were generally enough, but not in 3.x. I was at 4 or 5.

And in my test playing of 4e (may it soon be replaced) I felt like I was carrying a book.

[parowan]

I was thinking the same thing. Back in AD&D 2 pages were generally enough, but not in 3.x. I was at 4 or 5.

And in my test playing of 4e (may it soon be replaced) I felt like I was carrying a book.

Back in my day (Basic and 1sted) I tried to keep it to one side of one sheet. Maybe any gratuitous bio or spell lists could go on the back side. Anything we didn't have spelled out on paper we just made something up that sounded reasonable (er, um, make a strength check!) and rolled some dice. Or, as DM, I'd make something up that suited my purposes

But that was a fast and loose play style, which was more about hanging out with friends than being precise, and more about telling stories than simulating combat. It was easy entry and fast-paced.

But once computers get involved you add capability for quick and detailed math. And when you're playing with strangers instead of the guys you grew up with you need to hold to some preset rules. That being the case, we really ought to have more ready access to the numbers that are governing our characters' performance.

[Havok.cry]

Three pages? Unless you have to have it bound (softcover is acceptable) you still don't have enough......

Mine was 36 pages (no exxageration) was mostly different prepared spell lists for every conceivable situation.... And the stats for each individual mob in my undead horde... Cleric necromancer FTW.

Oh and /signed

[Avidus]

...

• Movement Rate
• Spell DC for all schools
• Spell Penetration
• XP Bonus
• Loot bonus
• Special Melee attack DC (trip, sunder etc)
• Healing Amplification
• Melee Threat
• Spell Threat
• Glancing Blow damage
• Glancing Blow special attack percentage
• Spell cost discounts
• HP regeneration
• SP regeneration
• Double Strike chance
• Special class bonuses, such as Favored Enemy attack/damage bonus, Bard song duration, Rage duration, etc.
• And I'm sure many more I can't think about now

...

I would love to see all of this with an 'at-a-glance' look at the character sheet. Even if it meant I had to click on the advanced tab to do it. If we can't get all of this on the character sheet could we at least get the following on there?:

• Threat Modification +/- Percentage
• Healing Amplification Percentage
• Double Strike Percentage
• Movement Speed (base with modifiers like monk/barb, striding, expedious retreat etc.)
• Spell Pen (with breakdown, per spell level on the spells tab)
• Immunities (blindness, disease, poision, fear et cetera...)

Not having to have the players run tests over and over to determine these numbers is not a bad thing. Having quick access to these numbers would help newer players and vets alike.

[Valindria]

Threat and healing amp should be there for sure. Rogues could show up as -threat as well.

[AbyssalMage]

Not sure what people mean by "Threat"? Are you talking about how much you can generate or how much you have created?

Personally, how much you created should remain hidden. Only the DM (or in this case the DDO client) should know precisely when the NPC is going to turn around and "spank" you.

How much you can generate, i.e. 30% incite bonus, is only beneficial to certain classes. Although I guess it would be useful to people who are purposely gearing their character to tank.

That being said, a new tab like "advanced" would be nice to see what DDO "see's" instantaneously when you equip a new piece of gear or come under the effects of a spell or song. And as long as this tab remains invisible to other players view unless it is done by screen shot or similar method like someone else mentioned. We don't need anymore min/max players openly criticizing players in game for their builds.

[shrades72]

/signed vigorously

[Lifespawn]

/signed to keep this bumped up it's about 6 years over due

[Asmodeus451]

/signed

most of what is being asked for players can calc out already.

i see NO REASON for it not to be on the sheet

[lugoman]

Really, how hard can it be to include this info?

[Dolphious]

/signed

To adding the whole list of important stats.

[justfortheforums]

/signed

[Thanquil]

/signed

rofl love your avatar picture

[nastypeter]

/signed

I also got a kick out of your avatar picture


/signed as well

[Havok.cry]

By threat I think it should be threat bonus/penalty, not currently generated aggro.